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Detroit Lions used New Horizons for their schedule release video
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Quickly becoming the number one game brand in the world. I hope we see some big updates to the game soon and on an ongoing basis.
Let's not get that far. It's enormous, but bigger than Pokémon, Mario or Minecraft?
Allow me to introduce you to Grand Theft Auto. And to sales of Grand Theft Auto.
GTA is huge, but I couldn't see big brands attach themselves to it as the Lions did with AC. Too much baggage and not family-friendly obviously.
Yep. Nintendo would be better represented by their neighbors across the lake than this busass team.
joking... mostly
Wow
This needs to go in the video game marketing Hall of Fame. I wonder how much time it took to put all that together
This needs to go in the video game marketing Hall of Fame. I wonder how much time it took to put all that together
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Nah, tons of teams did stuff like that last night actually. A lot of time with the quarantine.
Not game related, but pretty funny.
Asked them? Didn't the Lions just do this on their own? Why would they need to ask Nintendo?
That's all I kept thinking about watching this... man hours into this are off the charts, but it must have been fun to make. LOVE that they did this.
Since I know how protective Nintendo is over their IP, I guess I just assumed they would need permission in order to use in official promotional material elsewhere.
I honestly don't understand this line of thinking. They're using in-game clips of a game that Nintendo allows video recording/sharing for.
You're not the first person I've seen question whether or not Nintendo would allow stuff like this but they have never once had an issue with people sharing clips of games that literally have a clip sharing feature. It's not a logical worry to have. On the contrary this is exactly the type of thing the share function was made for, free advertising.
As a DC area resident, well said on both counts!
As someone who works for a company that recently had a conversation about an Animal Crossing collaboration with Nintendo, their general guidance seems to be (Regardless of size), "Feel free to use the game to make whatever sort of videos you would like." I don't think this is a permission granted, collaboration situation.
Pretty funny, but they couldn't even get a lion villager to make an appearance. 🤔
Also, these games are definitely not gonna happen anyway, at least not in any stadium with an audience. (Though it is America, so who knows... 💀 )
Also, these games are definitely not gonna happen anyway, at least not in any stadium with an audience. (Though it is America, so who knows... 💀 )
No, the text was just superimposed overtop the regular AC text.
yeah its free marketing for Nintendo, as long as its family friendly I dont think they'd care much
